Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
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Minister Renaiesana views en- ehe
RsssIblll,y ef = WsE n Rarspe.
NHw YonK, Jan. 81. Hon. GouFre IA.
Fendlefon, united States Mtnial1R q
Germany. Who arrived hsHa On shs
steamer SAnliA yesterday, was seen BY
reporteE today. Mr.. Rsndleton wns
asked ss b his views of The possibility
Of war 10 Eurcpe and the Rengral feNl-
ing n regard % il 10 TIE German earl.
tai he replied thai be had hean ca M
ocean for nearly two weeka henca wns
net infoFmed as - the reeeaa dsVslop-
menta IN the matter. Since ha ianda&.
Mr Pendleson had not been nhia 70
catch up on nsuA ~fhe sitaasion. ha
=, marked. when left Berlin wMa very
mush strained. The Powers of Europa.
from The general feeling of insegarity,
have been makin9 immense pEepara-
tiona. There are tremendoaR military
works and armamsnis On every side. /
heard Won Moltka say that ID vas q som.
Il NtttA-A "a ~ 0NIU aA84 ALIN.A ZR1H1 y .aIM@
tion. 10 may have changed since thea.
question of tke Army bin On ehe Friday
before lsft Berlin. NolhinR new o.
cured before sailed
Mr.. Psndleton aAid that be eould
nos sec that any one In Germany de-
sired waF. In faet, every edors oaa
being made 10 avoid Il. 1he old km-
peror was extremely anxions 30 have
peace during hia time. Bismarck zee
not ready for war nov. Tie would not
be ready until lhe MilitaEy hill had
been pAesed and The A. ny reoEnEnizsd.
In fact. he added, "ia seetna 10 me ahal
Bismarck aeoords heartily with any pro-
position for peaca with honoF..n Tha
Emperor will In q short time oaloorAka
his 9Oth birth day. BiHmarck 4 ~
nearly &c old, and beth uiah for peaoo.
TIE middle classes are not Mnxiuaa for
var. aa she bufden win fall heavily
upon them. There are, hoWaVoE, oaF-
tain classes IL all countries whose uan-
ditien would be advanced By var. Bal
tha eeaeral masa Of people deaiEa poAoa.
Their opinions are counted fer nothina.
Voa Moltka. Bismarck and tgo ~ thrso
others settle such matters. In frnnnm
0eneral BoaianQer leaeA Onn %.
ealiaF thing Wonld strike the AmaEioau1
IN Europe, thai n how little paopla im-
haence The policy Of tho Fnlerr.
Ar. hendle1on then spoke 81 aomo
lonRth aboai the sarnQnle In NE Raiehn.
taa over the bsli psosiding for an h.
crease Of 61.0oo men for ne army iof
a period of seven yearss Of lee advooaay
b. Bismarok; tie refusal 81 lhs Aalehs-
saR 10 giant IA for more than three
yeara, ana of tie immediAie disaolufien
nf that body, practically g las ssoEY
vas irld from day 10 day Ia th8 As&o-
slated Press dispatohea.
Mr.. Peudleton concluded vita lha ~
mark that "a was lmpoaalhls 20 tsil whaf
pends on The decision of she ChsnselinK.
Dynamlse Kxpleaien en- = saeamnhfp.
Nav YoHx. Jan Stat o'olook thls
afternoon the steamship 0uynn-
iotio sailed from her pier IN this
siiy for Norfolk. Whsn oa Lona Branch
" explosion occurred In the after part
II sbs saleon. By which Captain Kelly
md James Justine were eliRhtly ipiaE-
ID. Ihe explosion is believed to have
been from dynamite packed h sat
lhei that had been left In tha niosea
loom. The steamer a. onoe put nboat.
md arrived a her dock At 1880 tonight
The amount Of damage 20 the vessel
has not YET been asoeFtained. The Cay
lndot.e lsfi With mixed cargo, thoaah
lniy partly loaded. She carried i've sa-
con and fifteen atesrage paa-
lwo peFsana. IL was discovered that
, hole about fifteen fsst square had
been caused By the explosion thrdaeh
he main and hurricano deokn, and
nueh damage bad been done IN ths
Ial0on and 20 the outside joiner woFk ON
he main deck. The cabin waa hliaA
With splintetg Of timber. The vessel &
bat the Captain deemed that
he vas in no condition 10 continue she
ioyage and be pas back A stranger
gaa seen hufrying from she closet,
where the explosion occurred, q few
minutes before abe sailed. Ha Wma
boat 86 years old, s fees inches hlah.
1e carried q satchsl when Arsl sen,
ut had none when he left the ahip.
laptain Kelly will zee no one tonight
So person has bssn psrmittsd on board,
md the pier Of the company 10 guarded
y police.
Lsrillara's stFibe Radea.
JERaEx CTTr. Jan. 8i.--About 1900 of
IoFillaFd's strikers returned 70 uoFk
his morning 81 ths Arln,n terms. ana
he strike is ended. The Ls0Fiiiarda.
lave all tho hands nov that they will
'mpi0y, and every depArtment h In
'peFati0B.
Stables Bnrnea.
Bos1oN, Jan. 8i.-The Metropolitan
lorss car stables a Bsooklyn were
,urned this morning.
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